Campbell CC5MPXWD, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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CC5MPX Digital Camera
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Ethernet connection in order to facilitate focusing and targeting of the camera
when installed.
The other means of setting up the camera is by using the RS-232 serial lines on
the Power and I/O cable and using Campbell Scientific’s DevConfig software
to change configuration parameters in the camera (Section 8.6 , RS-232
Communications
(p. 78)
). DevConfig is a free download from any Campbell
Scientific website.
If it is not possible to connect to the camera via the Local Area Connection due
to a loss of configuration information, DevConfig must be used.
A third method is available that involves opening up the camera to access the
internal USB connector. Refer to Section 10.1 ,
Internal USB Function
(p. 101)
,
for more details.
8.4 Camera Operation using Web Browser Interface
The web interface allows the user to:
•
Fully configure the CC5MPX, as required.
• View information, system status, date, and time.
•
View live video for the purpose of targeting and focusing the camera.
The CC5MPX supports an automatic IP address configuration in situations
where the camera is directly connected via Ethernet cable to a computer. The
camera is accessible using the IP address 169.254.99.99.
The camera ships with the default static IP address of 192.168.1.90 and a
Network Mask of 255.255.255.0. It is highly recommended to keep track of
any changes made to the network settings.
Refer to Section 4.4 , Setup Using Ethernet
(p. 4)
, for details on making the initial
network connection to the camera. To establish communications with the
camera, use one of the methods previously discussed. Enter the appropriate IP
address in the address bar of Internet Explorer. After typing the address, the
homepage of the CC5MPX camera, as shown in FIGURE 8-4 , will appear.
Currently, only Windows Internet Explorer web browser is supported for use
with the CC5MPX camera.